Metal Framed Deck, circa 1875, New York, Victor E. Mauger, 52 of 52 cards plus one blank. Each card in this deck is inset in a metal frame apparently for use in mechanical gambling machines, such as manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. Players would insert a penny or nickle in the machine, pull the lever, and the spinning cards would come to a stop and create a random poker hand. Double-ended courts, no indices, sepia toned cards, square corners. Dawson, 17, U19. In generally fine condition.
Metal Framed Deck, circa 1875, New York, Victor E. Mauger, 52 of 52 cards plus one blank. Each card in this deck is inset in a metal frame apparently for use in mechanical gambling machines, such as manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. Players would insert a penny or nickle in the machine, pull the lever, and the spinning cards would come to a stop and create a random poker hand. Double-ended courts, no indices, sepia toned cards, square corners. Dawson, 17, U19. In generally fine condition.
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